Brick Wayfinding Pillar Enhanced Crosswalk Markings SUMMER 2017 13 10’

1.5’

• Brick pillar with gray integral color concrete cap and base; concrete frost footing • Preformed thermoplastic graphic panel overlay or white paint stencil applied to integral color concrete • Signature color gradient pattern using Adel dark brown and red bricks, and an additional buff color brick • High-contrast brick pattern references local brick streets and provides a highly visible graphic crossing • Metal sign panels indicate direction and distance to local and regional destinations; could be color-coded per destination • Combined with refuge islands at raised medians on South Gateway School Crossings type (trails, parks, culture and history, shopping, entertainment, etc.) • Crossing dimensions, layout, and pavement marking materials conform to Federal Highway Administration Manual on • Three locations are proposed along the RRVT corridor, but the wayfinding pillar could be replicated throughout Adel parks Uniform Traffic Devices (MUTCD) and trails system Brick Gateway Monuments Crossing Signs with RRFBs 6’ 4’ 2.5’

1.5’ 6’

1.5’ 6’

1.5’ 6’

• Brick monuments of varying heights with gray integral color concrete cap and base; shallow concrete spread footing • Double-sided, 14’ tall bike / pedestrian crossing sign posts with push button-activated RRFB lights proposed at each side of • Signature color gradient pattern using Adel dark brown and red bricks, and an additional buff color brick a crossing and on a center median if applicable • To be installed in a series of five (tallest in the center), approximately 20’ on center, symmetrically flanking either side of the • Rectangular Rapid Flashing Beacon (RRFB) is LED, visible during daylight; can be powered by a pole mounted solar assembly roadway outside of the designated clear zone setback distance or ground wire • One location is proposed at the Highway 6 river bridge, but the monuments could be replicated at other community • Sign placement and graphic panels conform to Federal Highway Administration Manual on Uniform Traffic Devices (MUTCD) gateways and neighborhood entrances throughout Adel Adel Genus Landscape Architects LA’s: Eric Holt, PLA, ASLA & Paige Hubbard, Associate ASLA Intern: Fan-Kai Lin Identity & Signage Iowa State University | Trees Forever | Iowa Department of Transportation